There are two new polls tonight, both with good news for the Conservatives, though neither are particularly significant in themselves. ComRes's monthly telephone poll for the Independent has topline figures of CON 37%(nc), LAB 36%(-2), LDEM 12%(+1), Others 15%. The changes from the last ComRes
Over on ConservativeHome there are details of some polling commissioned by Lord Ashcroft (and presumably, though he has an annoying habit of not mentioning who carried out the polling, conducted by Populus). Ashcroft commissioned three parallel polls with identical questions - a telephone poll of Conservative marginals with Labour in
The full tables for the YouGov/Sunday Times poll are now up here. Economic confidence is very poor - the proportion of people expecting the country to fall back into recession has grown to 73%, up from 59% when YouGov asked in February. Only 8 expect their financial situation to
This week's YouGov poll for the Sunday Times has topline figures of CON 36%, LAB 42%, LDEM 11%. Eleven percent is actually the highest Lib Dem score that YouGov, who tend to show the lowest figures for the Lib Dems, have shown for just over a month. Nevertheless,
ICM's monthly poll for the Guardian is out tonight. Topline figures are CON 37%(nc), LAB 38%(+2), LDEM 14%(-3), Others 12%. Fieldwork was carried out on Tuesday and Wednesday, so in the middle of the Lib Dem conference but before Nick Clegg's conference speech.
Tonight's daily YouGov poll in the Sun has topline figures of CON 35%, LAB 41%, LDEM 9%. After a few polls showing even narrower leads at the end of August, including a couple as low as 1 point, they seem to be stablising at around 5 or 6
At the weekend the Sun had some YouGov polling for the conference, that I said I'd come back to once the tables appeared. Most of the questions were repeats from the same Sun pre-conference polling a year ago, and show some interesting changes in attitudes towards the party.
Here's a final post on the proposed boundary changes for the time being, I've had a chance to look at the marginality of seats. Now, as I said in an earlier post, on the levels of support at the 2010 election the proposed English boundaries would
The full tables for the YouGov/Sunday Times poll are up here. On the regular trackers, Cameron's rating continues to trend very slowly upwards, Miliband's slowly downwards, as the hackgate effect fades. Economic optimism remains dire. Only 3% of people think the economy is in a
The monthly online ComRes poll for the Indy on Sunday is out tonight, and has topline figures of CON 38%(nc), LAB 38%(-2), LDEM 11%(nc), Others 13%(+2). No significant change in itself, but it fits into the general pattern of dropping Labour leads, although ComRes's
I said earlier in the week that I'd return to Populus's pre-conference polling what their tables were up - well, they are now available here. As usual they've included their regular questions on party image, which they've asked in roughly the same
There are plenty of lists out of there of the seats that have been untouched by the boundary review, but I haven't seen one of the seats that have been abolished. This is probably because it is not actually as much of a clear cut question as you
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